Hostal Del Rijo
Even committed casa particular fans will have trouble resisting this meticulously restored 1818 mansion situated on quiet (until the Casa de la Trova opens) Plaza Honorato.
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Hostal Paraíso
Hang out amid the hanging plants with this new kid on the block. The house itself dates from 1838, and although the rooms are a little dark, the bathrooms are huge and the surrounding greenery is spirit-lifting.
Hotel Plaza
The Rijo's sibling, the Plaza is a block north on Parque Serafín Sánchez.
Hostal Los Pinos
Good for travelers in transit, this museum to art deco is on Carretera Central and has a garage, delicious dinners and two comfy rooms.
'Los Richards' – Ricardo Rodríguez
The small stairway off the main square belies the size of this place. The front room is enormous, dwarfing the two beds, rocking chairs, full bar area and fridge. There's a smaller room out back.
Campismo Planta Cantú
A Cubamar campismo that welcomes non-Cubans, Planta Cantú is a little off the beaten track, so you'll need a car to get to this place near Banao.
Hostal Ana Neira Fabrega
Casa particular.
Villa Rancho Hatuey
Here's the dilemma. Not 1km from Los Laureles' row of gnarly laurel trees lies another veritable Islazul gem, accessible from the southbound lane of Carretera Central.
Hotel Zaza
It’s the fish – in the nearby lake, not in the restaurant – that dominate the menu here.
Daymila Díaz Rodríguez
Casa particular; central colonial house with pleasant hosts.
Martha Rodríguez Martínez
Casa particular; three rooms (two with air-con, one with fan), meals, rooftop terrace.
Villa Los Laureles
Not content to rest on them, Los Laureles lines its laurel trees up along a shady entrance drive that beckons visitors into a surprisingly classy Islazul out-of-towner. There's no dodgy Soviet architectonics here.
Estrella González Obregón
Two rooms with plenty of space and some cooking facilities make this place ideal for families. There's a roof terrace with good views of the Escambray Mountains.